Updates from the polls on Manchester Election Day 2025
read more…: Updates from the polls on Manchester Election Day 2025Here are accounts from Manchester Ink Link Assistant Editor Andy Sylvia as he travels throughout the city.
Candidates running for office in the 2025 Municipal Election.
Here are accounts from Manchester Ink Link Assistant Editor Andy Sylvia as he travels throughout the city.
I’ve been a homeowner and small business owner in Manchester. I’m the proud mom to two children and have been actively involved as a parent and coach at every step of their education.
Unlike my oponent and current chair of the school board, I stand with Charlie and against portraying that free speech and belief in one’s religious or political view points should be labeled as hateful rhetoric or have consequence.
I have served on the board for 5 years and I am deeply committed to driving excellence in Manchester Schools. I don’t accept that we can not have the best schools in the state for Manchester’s students and families. There is no stronger voice in Manchester fighting for our students, families and teachers.
I’m a retired teacher and have taught, elementary, middle, special education, driver’s ed. and adult education.
A bipartisan environment needs to exist among all the interested parties: school board and board of Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Manchester.
If I am re-elected, I will continue to take the necessary steps to help support individuals to gain housing and obtain treatment.
Candidate did not respond to our questionnaire.
I am a proud Manchester born and raised resident and proud Central High School grad! I have been inspired by the Manchester School District teachers throughout my entire career-many of them are the reason I became a teacher myself. It would be an honor to continue working hard and supporting them and the families of the Manchester School District.
As alderman for Ward 11, I will do my best to respond to citizens’ needs and work with my fellow alderpersons and community members to find solutions to issues that affect us all every day. Some of you will probably note that I have not lived in Manchester long. My answer to that is that I do not have to have been born here for this community to be important to me.